Invariant finds data center sites for AI companies, neoclouds, colocation developers, miners and investors. We search from power evidence first, keep a live inventory of US powered sites, and check each site against utility documents before we introduce it. Tell us the MW, the states you would consider and the date you need power. We send the sites that fit, including off-market ones.
Before you start
- We start from power evidence, not land.
- We keep a live US inventory from 0.5 MW to 1.5 GW.
- Every site is graded A, B or C by the document behind its MW.
- Book a call or call (628) 220-8972 with your requirements.
How it works
You send the MW, states, energize-by date and budget. We screen our inventory and run a fresh search from power-evidence channels: retired plants, energized loads, utility and economic development marketed sites, planning filings and dockets. We kill sites that are claimed, contaminated or under a moratorium, then match land.
You get a short list graded A (documented power), B (a named power path with a date) or C (land near capacity), with the one document that would move each site up a tier.
We do it this way because proximity misleads. In a 2025 analysis of ERCOT, Paces found only about 17% of substations near suitable land had any withdrawal headroom.Paces
Who we work with
AI labs and neoclouds needing 10 MW to gigawatts, colocation developers, bitcoin miners and hosting buyers, and investors underwriting powered land. Owners and brokers bring us sites; we verify them before they reach a buyer.
Sites available through Invariant now
A selection from Invariant’s current US inventory that fits this search. Specs are as marketed by the owner and are checked against utility documents before any introduction.
| Region | Power | Land | Timing |
|---|---|---|---|
| Arizona | 1.5 GW Phase 1 | 15,000+ acres | Grid 2027 |
| Pennsylvania | 350 MW, signed utility service agreement | Former plant campus, lease | 50 MW end 2026, 300 MW end 2027 |
| Ohio | 300 MW approved | 300+ acres | 1H 2027 |
| Nevada | 375 MW | ~350 acres | 2027 to 2028 |
| Indiana | 200 MW, load study done | ~80 acres | Substation planned |
| Wisconsin | 150 MW built, 80 MW now | 130 ready acres | Now |
| Oklahoma | 55 MW contracted | ~80 acres | Now |
| Texas metro | 44 MW, +250 MW | ~50 acres, 1M sq ft | Now |
Exact locations, the utility documents behind each MW figure and pricing are shared on a call. We also hold sites that are not listed publicly; owners ask for discretion and a site that is shopped everywhere loses value.
Browse data center sites by size, state and type
Questions that come up.
Who can help me find a data center site?
Invariant finds and verifies US data center sites from 1 MW to over 1 GW and matches buyers by MW, state and energization date. Book a call or call (628) 220-8972.
How does Invariant verify a site’s power?
We grade every site by the document behind its MW, from a map up to a signed service agreement or metered service, and check zoning, title and liabilities before any introduction.
How do I get matching sites from Invariant?
Book a call or call (628) 220-8972 with your MW, states and energize-by date. We send matching sites, including off-market ones.
Sources and references.
Site specifications are as marketed by the seller and are checked against utility documents before any introduction. Public sources checked on . The location, equipment, and operating plan determine which requirements apply to a project.